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Laura Bush Favorability Decline

Laura Bush's overall favorability rating dropped significantly from 70% in August 2004 to 54% in December 2007, a decline of 16 percentage points, while George W. Bush's rating fell more sharply from 58% to 33%. This decline varied by age, party affiliation, and education, with younger Americans and Democrats showing stronger negative trends. Favorability remained relatively stable among Republicans, particularly conservatives, but declined among moderates and liberals.

Nancy Pelosi Favorability Decline

Nancy Pelosi's favorability rating decreased from 25% in December 2006 to 32% in December 2007, with negative opinions rising from 27% to 38%. This decline was observed across Republican, Democratic, and Independent voters, influenced by her role as Speaker of the House. Changes were less pronounced among Democrats initially but narrowed over time.

Survey details from December 19-30, 2007, included 1,430 adult participants and accounted for sampling errors.